Vol. 1, No. 3 Autumn 2000
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Seamen on Jetty being Instructed on Bends Hitches
By Rowley Murphy. 1943
Canadian War Museum 10481
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
LETTERS TO THE EDITORSREVOLUTION IN MILITARY AFFAIRS
CANADA AND THE REVOLUTION IN MILITARY AFFAIRS: CURRENT RESPONSE AND FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES
by Dr. Elinor Sloan
THE REVOLUTION IN MILITARY AFFAIRS: NATO'S NEED FOR A NICHE CAPABILITY STRATEGY
by Colonel David W. Read
SMART MATERIALS AND SMART SYSTEMS FOR HTE FUTURE
by Dr. Georges Akhras
LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP AND OPERATIONAL STRESS IN THE CANADIAN FORCESby Dr. Allan D. English
HISTORY
THE URBAN BATTLEFIELD AND THE ARMY: CHANGES AND DOCTRINESby Dr. Roch Legault
POLICY
CEASE FIRE, END FIRE MISSION, FOREVER? THE CANADIAN DECISION TO ABANDON NAVAL FIRE SUPPORTby Lieutenant-Commander Kenneth P. Hansen
HARD POWER, SOFT POWER RECONSIDERED
by Dr. Brooke A. Smith-Windsor
PEACEKEEPING
CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION: A NEW TOOL FOR PEACEKEEPERSby Sergeant Sean Pollick
COLUMNS
COMMENTARYby Dr. Martin Shadwick
by Dr. Patrick Armstrong
BOOK REVIEWS
FIGHTING FOR CANADA: SEVEN BATTLES, 1758-1945
PATTON AT BAY: THE LORRAINE CAMPAIGN, SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER, 1944
THE NORTH ATLANTIC TRIANGLE REVISITED: CANADIAN GRAND STRATEGY AT YEAR'S END
MORALITY AND CONTEMPORARY WARFARE
